Hello, delegates! My name is Daniel Petrosky, and I am a junior at the International School of Panama. I am from Panama and have lived here my whole life. Growing up, I have always been invested in learning about global issues in other countries, as I enjoy learning what is going on, where it is going on, and why it is going on. Since my first participation in MUN in 7th grade, my passion and dedication to the activity have only continued to grow, and now in my 5th PANAMUN conference, I am honored to be participating as a chair in the World Health Organization (WHO) committee. Aside from MUN and debate overall, I enjoy traveling around the world, playing sports, and spending time with friends and family. PANAMUN is a life-changing experience, which helps delegates build and strengthen their public speaking skills, problem-solving skills, and more. During the conference,  I encourage delegates to step outside their comfort zones and challenge themselves to do the best they can, even while debating positions they may not particularly agree with. PANAMUN is truly an unparalleled experience, therefore I am counting down the days to this year's conference, and to have you in the WHO committee.